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Milk Chocolate 32% Bar

Not just a classic milk chocolate bar, but our classic chocolate bar. It was the first bar we ever made, back in 2005. We gave it a screaming red wrapper to attract attention to our main mission - 100% slave free chocolate.

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Milk Chocolate 32% Bar, Caramel Sea Salt

This bar is to be taken seriously: milk chocolate filled with crunchy caramel and a hint of sea salt. It’s the most popular bar in the Netherlands, and that’s not because it’s orange!

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Extra Dark Chocolate 70% Bar

This bar contains at least 70% cacao. Se-ven-ty! This means we use a lot of cocoa beans.. This dark chocolate delicacy is designed for the true chocolate lover.

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Dark Chocolate 51% Bar, Almond Sea Salt

This dark chocolate bar has got it all: almonds and sea salt. A golden match! Pass the salt please...

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Milk Chocolate 42% Bar, Pretzel Toffee

Pretzel? Yummy. Toffee? Also tasty. And together in dark milk chocolate with 42% cocoa they are even better! A crunchy pretzel and a sweet toffee crunch: we have a new favorite!

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Milk Chocolate 32% Bar, Hazelnut

Tony's Chocolonely 32% Milk Chocolate Bar with Hazelnut is the perfect combination of milk chocolate and rich hazelnuts. It's a crunchy treat that also supports fair trade practices worldwide.

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Tony's 6 oz bars are always delicious and fun to eat! With incredibly tasty chocolate, we lead by example to show the world that chocolate can be made differently. By following Tony's rules of the game for slave-free cocoa, it's possible to make slave-free chocolate and be commercially successful.

Choose between flavors- Milk Chocolate, Milk Chocolate Caramel Sea Salt, Dark Chocolate, Dark Chocolate Almond Sea Salt, Dark Milk Pretzel Toffee, 32% Milk Chocolate Bar with Hazelnut.

Tony's 6 oz bars are always delicious and fun to eat! With incredibly tasty chocolate, we lead by example to show the world that chocolate can be made differently. By following Tony's rules of the game for slave-free cocoa, it's possible to make slave-free chocolate and be commercially successful.
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Choose between flavors- Milk Chocolate, Milk Chocolate Caramel Sea Salt, Dark Chocolate, Dark Chocolate Almond Sea Salt, Dark Milk Pretzel Toffee, 32% Milk Chocolate Bar with Hazelnut.

<p>Chocolate might be a <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/c/chocolate"target="_blank">sweet treat to enjoy</a>, but the supply chain isn’t exactly squeaky clean. Sixty percent of the world’s cocoa comes from West Africa, where the <a href="https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/business/hershey-nestle-mars-chocolate-child-labor-west-africa/"target="_blank">Washington Post</a> reports “Two million children are engaged in dangerous labor in cocoa-growing regions.” Although the world’s leading brands pledged to eradicate child labor through the 2001 Harkin–Engel Protocol, it’s been nearly two decades and many companies still can’t trace their supply chain. Its smaller operations like Tony’s Chocolonely that are leading the charge, proving its possible to have a profitable chocolate business without the use of slavery. </p>
<h2>The History of Tony's Chocolonely</h2>

<p>In 2001, Dutch journalist Teun van de Keuken started an investigation into child slavery in West Africa after reading a book on the subject. His television program, Keuringsdienst van Waarde, revealed secrets behind the industry, and van de Keuken was so committed to making a difference that he produced 5,000 fair trade chocolate bars, which sold out almost immediately.</p>
<h2>Tony's Chocolonely Company Mission</h2>

<p>The mission behind Tony’s Chocolonely is to end child labor and modern slavery in cocoa supply chains around the world. The brand empowers cocoa farmers by educating them about what kind of work is and isn’t allowed for children, and invests in long-term partnerships with cocoa farmer cooperatives by paying them higher prices, and offering agricultural training. Also, every chocolate bar from Tony’s is made from fully traceable cocoa from bean to bar.</p>
<h2>Benefits of Tony's Chocolonely</h2>

<p>To develop a delicious line of slave-free cocoa, Tony’s developed five sourcing principles to guide its efforts. </p><br><ul>

<li><strong>Traceable beans:</strong> Traceability is non-negotiable for Tony’s, who purchases beans directly from its partner cooperatives in West Africa.</li><br>  
<li><strong>Higher prices:</strong> Tony’s pays an additional premium for cocoa beans, which helps farmers not only cover basic expenses, but move their families out of poverty.</li><br>
<li><strong>Invest in farmers:</strong> To develop strong cooperatives, Tony’s trains farmers how to streamline operations, scale, and build trust among local farmers.</li><br>
<li><strong>Long-term relationships:</strong> Tony’s works with farmers for at least five years. This means farmers are guaranteed an income that allows them to invest in their farms, while also supporting their families.</li><br>
<li><strong>Improved productivity:</strong> According to Tony’s, a farmer supported by a professional cooperative should be able to produce 800 kilos of cocoa per hectare, but many farmers only produce 30 to 40 percent of what the brand believes is possible, missing out on income in the process. Tony’s premium (see above), makes it possible for farmers to invest in resources that will help increase quality, like better fertilizer and tree pruning tools. Because these efforts take time, it’s one more reason Tony’s chooses to work with farmers over the long-term. </li></ul>
<h2>Top Tony's Chocolonely Products</h2>

<p>It’s time to dig in and discover what’s inside Tony’s signature red wrapper.</p>
<h3>Milk Chocolate 32% Bar</h3>

<p>Bite into the first <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/tonys-chocolonely-milk-chocolate-32-bar"target="_blank">chocolate bar</a> this brand ever made. The fun red wrapper makes this treat feel like a present every time you open it, and each serving delivers 2g of protein, plus iron and calcium.</p>
<h3>Extra Dark Chocolate 70% Bar</h3>

<p>Rich and layered, <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/tonys-chocolonely-extra-dark-chocolate-70-bar"target="_blank">Tony’s Extra Dark Chocolate Bar</a> features 70 percent fair trade dark chocolate. Enjoy a square on its own, or chop it up for baking projects like cookies or banana bread.</p>
<h3>Almond Sea Salt 51% Bar</h3>

<p>Looking for a salty and sweet treat? This <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/tonys-chocolonely-almond-sea-salt-dark-chocolate-51-bar"target="_blank">crunchy dark chocolate bar</a> is studded with toasted almonds and topped with a light sprinkle of flaky salt. </p>
<h2>Decadent Chocolate Recipes to Make Now</h2>

<p>If chocolate is basically a food group in your house, don’t miss our extra resources about our favorite bars and easy recipes.</p>
<h3>What Is National Chocolate Day?</h3>

<p>Every October 28, chocoholics the world over celebrate <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/happy-national-chocolate-day"target="_blank">National Chocolate Day</a>. This post has ideas for the best bars to enjoy, plus the history of the holiday. </p>
<h3>Milk Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Differences</h3>

<p>No, you don’t really have to pick sides, but this post goes into detail at what the key differences are between <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/dark-chocolate-vs-milk-chocolate"target="_blank">milk chocolate and dark chocolate</a>.</p>
<h3>Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free Chocolate Bites</h3>

<p>This <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/chocolate-coconut-bites-recipe"target="_blank">peanut butter-based recipe</a> works for just about everyone (it’s gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan), and is a snap to make.</p>

Chocolate might be a sweet treat to enjoy, but the supply chain isn’t exactly squeaky clean. Sixty percent of the world’s cocoa comes from West Africa, where the Washington Post reports “Two million children are engaged in dangerous labor in cocoa-growing regions.” Although the world’s leading brands pledged to eradicate child labor through the 2001 Harkin–Engel Protocol, it’s been nearly two decades and many companies still can’t trace their supply chain. Its smaller operations like Tony’s Chocolonely that are leading the charge, proving its possible to have a profitable chocolate business without the use of slavery. 
The History of Tony's Chocolonely

In 2001, Dutch journalist Teun van de Keuken started an investigation into child slavery in West Africa after reading a book on the subject. His television program, Keuringsdienst van Waarde, revealed secrets behind the industry, and van de Keuken was so committed to making a difference that he produced 5,000 fair trade chocolate bars, which sold out almost immediately.
Tony's Chocolonely Company Mission

The mission behind Tony’s Chocolonely is to end child labor and modern slavery in cocoa supply chains around the world. The brand empowers cocoa farmers by educating them about what kind of work is and isn’t allowed for children, and invests in long-term partnerships with cocoa farmer cooperatives by paying them higher prices, and offering agricultural training. Also, every chocolate bar from Tony’s is made from fully traceable cocoa from bean to bar.
Benefits of Tony's Chocolonely

To develop a delicious line of slave-free cocoa, Tony’s developed five sourcing principles to guide its efforts. 

Traceable beans: Traceability is non-negotiable for Tony’s, who purchases beans directly from its partner cooperatives in West Africa.  
Higher prices: Tony’s pays an additional premium for cocoa beans, which helps farmers not only cover basic expenses, but move their families out of poverty.
Invest in farmers: To develop strong cooperatives, Tony’s trains farmers how to streamline operations, scale, and build trust among local farmers.
Long-term relationships: Tony’s works with farmers for at least five years. This means farmers are guaranteed an income that allows them to invest in their farms, while also supporting their families.
Improved productivity: According to Tony’s, a farmer supported by a professional cooperative should be able to produce 800 kilos of cocoa per hectare, but many farmers only produce 30 to 40 percent of what the brand believes is possible, missing out on income in the process. Tony’s premium (see above), makes it possible for farmers to invest in resources that will help increase quality, like better fertilizer and tree pruning tools. Because these efforts take time, it’s one more reason Tony’s chooses to work with farmers over the long-term. 
Top Tony's Chocolonely Products

It’s time to dig in and discover what’s inside Tony’s signature red wrapper.
Milk Chocolate 32% Bar

Bite into the first chocolate bar this brand ever made. The fun red wrapper makes this treat feel like a present every time you open it, and each serving delivers 2g of protein, plus iron and calcium.
Extra Dark Chocolate 70% Bar

Rich and layered, Tony’s Extra Dark Chocolate Bar features 70 percent fair trade dark chocolate. Enjoy a square on its own, or chop it up for baking projects like cookies or banana bread.
Almond Sea Salt 51% Bar

Looking for a salty and sweet treat? This crunchy dark chocolate bar is studded with toasted almonds and topped with a light sprinkle of flaky salt. 
Decadent Chocolate Recipes to Make Now

If chocolate is basically a food group in your house, don’t miss our extra resources about our favorite bars and easy recipes.
What Is National Chocolate Day?

Every October 28, chocoholics the world over celebrate National Chocolate Day. This post has ideas for the best bars to enjoy, plus the history of the holiday. 
Milk Chocolate and Dark Chocolate Differences

No, you don’t really have to pick sides, but this post goes into detail at what the key differences are between milk chocolate and dark chocolate.
Gluten-Free and Dairy-Free Chocolate Bites

This peanut butter-based recipe works for just about everyone (it’s gluten-free, dairy-free, and vegan), and is a snap to make.

Choose Your Own Tony's Chocolonely Bundle online at Thrive Market. Save time and money and get the best healthy chocolate delivered. Free shipping on most orders!